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If you want to pursue a BBA in Finance in Mumbai with a budget of up to Rs 4 lakh and without appearing for an entrance exam , several colleges offer admission based on Class 12 merit .

Some good options are:

• Thakur College of Science and

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With a score of 220, securing a government BDS seat is practically impossible, but you can explore private/self-financed BDS colleges through management quotas, provided you clear the NEET qualifying cutoff.

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Hello, yes, you can pursue a PhD in Finance later in your career after gaining industry experience. Since you have completed a B.A. in Geography and an MBA in Finance and Business Analytics, you can apply for a PhD in Finance if you meet the eligibility criteria of the university,

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Yes, Utkal University in Bhubaneswar accepts the CMAT score for admission to its regular MBA in Financial Management. You must hold a bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for SC/ST candidates) and present a valid score in exams like CMAT, CAT, MAT, or XAT.

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Yes, Osmania University offers self-financed course options for its law programs, though these are typically housed at their dedicated law campuses rather than being labeled as the main arts/science campus.

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Hello Dear Student,

Yes, since you have already completed an MBA in Finance , you are eligible to pursue a 3-year LLB . A bachelor's degree in any discipline is the basic requirement for admission to a 3-year LLB programme.

Eligibility

• Graduation in any stream from a recognized university
• Minimum